Amloh
Amloh | |
|---|---|
city | |
| Country |  India |
| State | Punjab |
| District | Fatehgarh Sahib |
| Elevation | 259 m (850 ft) |
| Population (2011) | |
• Total | 14,696 |
| Languages | |
| • Official | Punjabi |
| Time zone | UTC+5:30 (IST) |
Amloh is a city as well as Sub- district and a municipal council in Fatehgarh Sahib district in the state of Punjab, India. Amloh is a sub- district of Fatehgarh sahib district.Amloh was originally founded by Faiz Baksh, the Governor of Sirhind. After the fall of Sirhind in 1763, Amloh was annexed by Raja Hamir Singh, the ruler of Nabha State. It was developed by the erstwhile ruler of Nabha State. The fort in the town was got constructed by Raja Hira Singh of Nabha. It was given the status of Nizamat (District) Headquarters. After the creation of District Fatehgarh Sahib in 1992, Amloh was given the status of Sub Divisional headquarters. Some part of the old building of the fort is now occupied by government offices.
However, the major portion of the fort is in a dilapidated condition. Amloh town is also a Block as well as Tehsil Headquarter. This block consists of 100 (Revenue Estates) villages. The total area of the block is 26,893 hectares. Paddy, wheat, potato and sun flower are the main crops of the block. A sugar mill viz. Nahar Sugar & Allied Industries Ltd. has started functioning at village Khumna near Amloh on Khanna - Amloh road, due to which the cropping pattern of the block has changed. The block has adequate irrigation facilities.
All the villages of the block have been allotted among 13 branches of commercial banks under Service Area Approach. Besides, 11 branches of commercial banks are functioning at Mandi Gobindgarh. The block has 5 branches of Fatehgarh Sahib Central Coop. Bank Ltd. and 1 branch of Primary Agricultural Land Development Bank at Amloh.
Amloh is located at .[1] It has an average elevation of 259 metres (849 feet).
History
Amloh is a historical city. It is sub division/district of Fatehgarh sahib district. Amloh was founded by the Governor of Sirhind, Faiz Baksh. In 1763 after the fall of Sirhind Amloh was addendum to the state of Nabha by Raja Hira Singh. It has very famous for the old fort, which were belongs to 18th century Amloh town was ruled by
- Faiz Baksh
- Raja Hira Singh
- British (18th-19th century)
Geographic Location
Amloh is a privileged city which is located close to many other business centers within radius of 70 km:
- Mandi Gobindgarh- steel furnaces, rolling mills and foundries.
- Khanna- Asia's largest grain market
- Nabha/Bhadson- Hub of combine manufacturing
- Ludhiana- hosiery, cycle, textile and industrial machinery
- Chandigarh- City, Educational Hub (Coaching center), business center for three state (Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh).
- Ambala- Lab equipment, wedding dresses
Road Connectivity
Situated on SH-12A and NH1 is 8 km away.
Rail Connectivity
- Khanna: 10 km
- Mandi Gobindgarh: 08&tbsp;km
- Sirhind: 17 km
- Ludhiana: 54 km
- Chandigarh: 72 km
- Patiala: 43 km
Air Connectivity
- Chandigarh: 70 km
- Delhi: 285 km
- Amritsar: 208 km
- Ludhiana: 42 km
Education
- Govt. Senior Secondary School, Amloh
- St. Farid Public School, Amloh
- Amloh Public School, Amloh
- Dasmesh Public School
- Maghi Public School
- Global public school
- Desh Bhagat Group of Institutes- Mandi Gobindgarh Road, Amloh
- Saint Xavier school
- Pink Rose Public School
- Desh Bhagat University
- Sacred Heart SR.Sec.School
- Baby model public school
- Lord international school
- Maghi college for women
Religious places
1. Durga mata mandir
2. Sai mandir
3. Krishna mandir
4. Shiv mandir
5. Shani Dev mandir
6. Ram bagh mandir
7. Baba peer je de samadh
8. Samadha (rori wale)
9. Singh Sabha gurdwara sahib
10. Masjid
11. Gurudawra Ravidass je
12. Baba sidh je
13. Balmiki mandir
14.Sheetla Mata Mandir
16.Gurudwara Ravidas ji 15.church
Demographics
Amloh have the judicial court complex middle in the city & so many peoples are selected in officer line so many people are qualified and entered the bright future.